February 8, 2010
Claire Voelkel
Claire Voelkel is a Brooklyn-based photographer who appears to see beautiful forms everywhere. She shoots mostly black and white film with a Leicaflex and processes her work herself.
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- Sheila Ryan: Oowh, my stomach!
- Robert Ledgerwood: I’ve been keeping my spirits up for the last couple days with the first four minutes of...
- Kelsey Parker: Whew, that fable made me sad.
- Sheila Ryan: Y’all, that goat’s still a-runnin’. I checked.
- Sheila Ryan: My new meditation: Two hours: Goat. Two minutes: Sheep. Two hours: Deron. Two minutes: Sheep. Repeat...
- Sheila Ryan: I am definitely getting to that point.
- Cindy Scroggins: If you watch this enough times, it begins to change. Like that running goat.
- Sheila Ryan: It will be wildly successful.
- Deron Bauman: I’ll create an app.
- Sheila Ryan: I know I want it on my phone.
- Deron Bauman: if I can get all of it off of my phone, I’ll upload the whole thing.
- Cindy Scroggins: Can you email another chunk? Or is this all we get to see? If this were a series, I would watch it.
- Cindy Scroggins: It’s just getting better and better. Thank you, Amanda Mae.
- Cindy Scroggins: It’s too funny. I’m gonna watch it again.
- Sheila Ryan: I’m just sitting here laughing all by myself, and I don’t care who hears me.
Lucy, thank you for the introduction. I especially liked one of the comments in response to the interview; it was the one about “sliding off the earth”. It is something that struck me immediately in the photographs I’ve looked at so far, and strange as it seems, it feels similar to what I experience in my favorite empty places in the American West and in a few locales here in the Driftless Region. And now in Brooklyn.
beautiful.
Lucy, thank you for introducing us… Her work is remarkable.